We've drawn this route starting from the Combes chairlift, but the "real" riding on it actually begins from the Casse du Boeuf chairlift. To get from the Combes lift to the Casse du Boeuf, simply ride down a wide and rocky jeep track.

From the Casse du Boeuf chairlift follow the clear signs which direct you onto this route. The riding is fun and flowy in the upper section, and similar in difficulty to the nearby Orée du Bois route. There are some optional ramp jumps but they are easily avoidable. This section serves as a good warmup, and leads you nicely to the foot of the Forêt chairlift, just below the impressive-looking Avaret 2000 restaurant.

The lower part of the trail is much more technical, with drops, jumps and steep sections aplenty. Anything really tough is avoidable; just keep an eye out for signs next to the trail showing you whether to go left or right for the hard (hazard symbol on the sign) or easy (smiley face) options. Even the "easy" options can be quite tricky and there's one section of unavoidable and extremely steep terrain next to a wooden ramp which you reach shortly after leaving the Forêt chairlift behind. Provided you can deal with steep, rocky ground you'll be able to cope with anything the "easy" variations take you down.

Lower down the trail joins lower section of the Mélézine blue run. From the foot of this, follow a beautiful little trail which leads you alongside a river back to Chantemerle.